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Examining Real Property Taxation in Oromia Regional State Urban Centers: The Law and Practice

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dc.contributor.author Derarsa Shambel Begna
dc.contributor.author Yosef Alemu
dc.date.accessioned 2025-01-14T10:20:39Z
dc.date.available 2025-01-14T10:20:39Z
dc.date.issued 2022
dc.identifier.uri https://repository.ju.edu.et//handle/123456789/9316
dc.description.abstract Every government in the world is required to increase the public coffers through the imposition of mandatory fees on individuals and corporations in the form of taxes. Real estate taxes are one of the methods used by the local government to raise money. An efficient system of real property taxation is crucial for a sustainable economy to establish a foundation for the decentralization of public governance and to collect property value for local governments. Real property taxes, the tax on land and building, have evolved along with the effective land tenure systems that come with privately owned land. In Ethiopia the FDRE Constitution and regional constitutions do not recognize the notion of real property tax or property tax in general. On the other hand, there is the system of collection of tax on building/house in Oromia regional cities in the form of roof and wall. So, the very purpose of this thesis was to examine the real property tax in Oromia regional state urban centers. The thesis was conducted with mixed type of research and both primary and secondary data sources were extensively used. To this end, the cities in the region has been selected based on their standards and also the convenience sampling has been applied. Real property taxes, in particular the tax on buildings, have been serving as a sources of income for cities in the Oromia regional state. The real property tax, however, is governed by the rules that govern the general revenue of the city and is not specifically outlined in any comprehensive statute. The current state of affairs demonstrates that the region's real property tax administration system is insufficient for both the purposes of taxation and the fundamental principles of taxation. Therefore, the current regulations governing the tax on buildings, which appear to be a fee, should be reorganized, and the taxes on real property and general property should be included under distinct laws based on the fundamental tenets of taxation and the nation's taxation policy en_US
dc.language.iso en_US en_US
dc.subject Taxation en_US
dc.subject Real property tax en_US
dc.subject Municipality revenue en_US
dc.subject Urban centers en_US
dc.title Examining Real Property Taxation in Oromia Regional State Urban Centers: The Law and Practice en_US
dc.type Thesis en_US


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